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This car hit my daughter last Saturday, And guess what ! ! !
He had no Insurance or a Driver License!
About a 30 minute stroll north from Tangalooma Resort, you will come across the Tangalooma Wrecks. 15 vessels, purposely scuttled to create an artificial reef for the vast marine life in the area to thrive as well as providing the boating community with calm waters to moor their boats.
They also provide photographers with plenty of photo opportunities
I've been after one of these 'Wreck This Journal' books for 2 years now and when I was out shopping in Liverpool yesterday I spotted an Urban Outfitters shop (which I didn't even know was there. How I've never noticed it... I'll never know) and didn't even think about it and just ran in to the shop to go and find one as everytime I've tried to order one on the shops website, they've been sold out.
I like fun projects like this so it should keep me entertained for a while.
You will see me looking up to make sure there was nothing or nobody above me.
We were down about 80 feet here. The bottom of the wreck was 100 feet and the top of the mast seen at the end of the video was 50 feet down.
finally i got back to my WTJ, i got it for one year now and way tooo much pages to fill in :P
well i guess i did just fine with this one!! =) it's neat, at least you can read the lyric... right? :D
I got mine few months ago, "I will start using the journal soon" I tell myself everyday, today I just started and the hardest thing was to stop myself from working in every page! I can't wait tomorrow for more wrecking.
Detail of a 250-ton wreck crane at the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum.
It seemed to me kind of an odd name for a crane or a crane maker to have ... but no, it was the perfectly logical result of the merger of Industrial Works and Brown Hoisting Co.
Industrial Brownhoist built this one for the Erie Railroad in 1955 and it was most recently part of the Conrail fleet. The museum says it’s still serviceable.
Mingle Media TV and our Red Carpet Report team were invited to the WRECKED Pop-Up Island party event in Marina Del Rey on a specially designed barge for guests to experience elements of TBS’s Wrecked TV show while meeting the cast and preparing for the Season 2 premiere coming out on June 20th with two back-to-back episodes.
The WRECKED Pop-Up Island had a section of an airplane fuselage, a mechanical boar ride, a palm tree climbing wall, putting green, tiki bar, customized coconut cups and lots of fun with the cast!
That’s not all!
The WRECKED Pop-Up Island will also be traveling down the California coast and arriving just in time for San Diego Comic-Con!
Don’t miss season 2 of Wrecked which premieres June 20 at 10/9c on TBS
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When a plane crashes on an deserted island on the way to Thailand, the remaining survivors of the crash struggle to get along and heads clash as they have differing views on how to stay alive and how they will get off the island.
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Vanellope von Schweetz: What's your name?
Wreck-It Ralph: Wreck-It Ralph.
Vanellope von Schweetz: Why are your hands so freakishly big?
Wreck-It Ralph: I don't know. Why are you so freakishly annoying?
--Wreck-It Ralph (2012)
Another shot from the Sugar Rush Meet and Greet at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
(Walt Disney World -- Hollywood Studios -- The Magic of Disney Animation)
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The Trawler Dayspring - de-registered/decommisioned and anchored offshore - at some point driven by bad weather onto the beach at Lower Diabaig. Dayspring was originally built at Herdies in 1958 for Alex Soutar, Lossiemouth and originally named as the Strathyre INS 65 sixty eight feet in length. Believed to have been renamed Dayspring in the late 80’s .
I got this for my sister's birthday. It's called Wreck This Journal. On every page it lists something crazy for you to do to the journal (spill something on the page, glue two pages together, rip out a page and make a paper airplane, write a list of your favorite things on a page, etc). There's a group on Flickr with lots of photos of what people have done: WTJ Flickr Pool. I helped her out by doodling over top of the title page and the copyright page with my birthday message to her. :)
Beautiful beach blankets for sale in the market at Wreck Beach.
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